1. Notice that for him to be able to say this he does not have to have observed his own behaviour. 2. The waterfall was surrounded by sweet-smelling trees that modern botanists say were probably Aquilaria sinensis. 3. David said that was indeed the case. 4. He said that was all he would need. 5. He tried to get them to say whatever was on their minds and by following certain lines of thought tried to trace the root of the hysteria. 6. He said that was his preferred view of the meaning in this context by which he seems to have meant that it was not an exhaustive definition. 7. What were you saying Matthew? 8. He says we were paid compensation, put in double glazing, but it was no good, the noise was too much. |